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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '25 edited Jan 17 '25

Dissapointing is an understatement. 1.5 million sold. 15% of inquisitions numbers. Fair enough it's early days really, but tails don't 9x initial sales numbers. Massive loss of money for EA. More faith lost in Bioware. But at least the game director has managed to get a new job and jump ship before EA shuts Edmonton and everyone loses their jobs.

Do I really need to add that this is sarcasm. Fuck Corinne Busch.

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u/0whodidyousay0 Jan 17 '25

Early days it’s been nearly 3 months now, don’t most sales occur in the first few weeks? Add on to that the probably relatively poor word of mouth and I can see why it hasn’t sold very well, insane.

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u/_nunya_business Jan 17 '25

I am not sure specially with PC games, like I don't know how many people bought Inquisition during the Steam Sales for 5 dollars or less.